Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-03

Died, residence of his upcle, J.
Frank B6~1 "a the 9th district, on the
10Th of October, 1887, Of the Group, 10
SEPH WARREN, only son Of George and
Emmie Reintzell, aged 0 years, months
and 20 days
Farewell, dear Warren, thou hast gone
TO thy harry home above. Oh, mother
dear. you should not weep, though know
il is hard e part from your dear Warren
whom you loved so well. You ought 10
thank God for taking him home with Him
above You know he is bright angel in
heaven. He vas too good for this wicked
world, so God took him home TO rest
Your home issad we know, dear mother,
Lonesome, lonely every spot;
We may listea TO the voice of your loved
one,
Though we near him whisper not
He has gone ffOm earth forever,
From this world of sorrow ahd pain;
So let US not wish him back
In this woid of trouble again.
lis hard to give him up, dear mother,
One so pun and bright in life,
Though we INST comply with Him
Who knoweth best and doeth all things
right
Then let our ,orrow cease TO flow,
God has received His own,
But let our hearts in every woe
Still say Thy will be done L. R.
Departed this life on the 18th of October,
1897, after a short but painful illness, ELL
ZABErH ELLA, Youngest daughter OF Sa-
rah 4. and Mary Hayden, aged II years, 2
months and /. days
In the gay time of life, grim messenger
appeared unexpectedly to all, and laid his
kind and loving hand upon her, and she
was forced To go and leave her loving pa
rents behind and ascend in her glory to
One who had more love for her than even
her parents, 50 He called her 10 rest
Then cease weeping, loving parents,
And do not weep no more;
For your kind and loving Ella
Is with God On that happy shore.
She was loving, she was cheerful,
Just as fair as the flowers Of day;
But God has called her from this world of
TO come home md forever o..
Cease to weep foiit is vainless;
Ii cannot call he dead to life;
But we will try SINE day to meet her
After we end Ills world of strife.
In yon lonely am silent churchyard,
Within the cok damp ground,
The beautiful copse OF our loving sister,
Will ever mou be found.
BY HER BROTHER c.
At the residelce of her parents, in this
district, LlLIAf. daughter of r. w. and
Ruth II. Matthgly, aged years and
months.
That sad and natural termination of exis-
tence, death, with must at sometime or 9th.
er drop its veil over every household, shad-
owed the home If little Lillian and plucked
from lis midst enc cherished little flower
who was all too fair for this world. All!
bright, indeed, was our little Lille: no
iairer ever blooned.
Darkness CAM, with il the voice of God,
calling for her whose home is in Heaven,
and whose placs on earth is now a blank.
A few minutes alter midnight, the pure lit
lie spirit took its flight TO the home of an
gels. ask not that sorrow stricken pa
rents withhold their tears-but weep-it is
but natural when we lose one who was so
bright and fair. Our little flower truly had
her right name, Lille. She was pure and
fair, and of all things she 10, ed best were
the pure little flowers, and would beg to
have them placed where she could see them.
Her patirnt sufferings was an example TO
those whom she leaves behind. So, dear
parents. try IN be resigned to the will Of
our Heavenly Father and say, Thy will,
oh God, and not mine. Beg of Him also TO
prepare you in the end 10 meet your darl-
ing in Heaven, who You will see on earth
no more.
No more All. It's past: the sweet vision
has fed;
Low, low lies thy form with the slumbering
dead:
And on thy pure bosom the withered wreath
lies,
Rayless the depths of those once beaming
eyes;
Cold, cold is the sod that now covers the
DER;
We miss thee loved one for thou contest no
more.